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## Description
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Inspired by the Berlin project Radmesser. This version uses a simple push
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button at the handle bar to confirm distance-measures were actually overtaking
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vehicles. It has its own GPS, and a SD card for logging, so it does not
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require any additional hardware (like a smartphone).
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This is the firmware used for the [OpenBikeSensor Classic](https://www.openbikesensor.org/docs/classic/), our old and trusty yet complex-to-assemble workhorse
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as well as the [OpenBikeSensor Pro](https://www.openbikesensor.org/device/) (of which thus far only a few prototypes exist).
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Starting with version v0.3 the firmware also exposes the measured data via
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For a more none technical description of the process switch to
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https://www.openbikesensor.org/docs/firmware/.
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### Updating to 0.14.x
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Updating to 0.14.x will require you to download the latest release
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### Updating to 0.19.x
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Updating to 0.19.x will require you to download the latest release
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``firmware.bin`` and flash it using the **file upload** section in
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the firmware update screen.
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The reason for this is that Github changed their SSL Certificate Root
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and the old Firmware did not trust the new certicate. Once you are
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at 0.14.x, updates will work as usual again.
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at 0.19.x, updates will work as usual again. For the future we have
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improved the upgrade mechanism to avoid the issue even when Github
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changes their authority again.
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### Step By Step with version v0.7.x and above
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## Getting Started Coding
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1. You need a OpenBikeSensor in order to try work on the Firmware. [Head over to our Hardware Guide to assemble one](https://www.openbikesensor.org/docs/hardware/).
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1. You need an OpenBikeSensor Classic (or, in the near future alternatively an OpenBikeSensor Pro) in order to work on the firmware. [Head over to our hardware guide to assemble one](https://www.openbikesensor.org/docs/hardware/).
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2. Clone this repo: `git clone https://github.com/openbikesensor/OpenBikeSensorFirmware.git` and `cd` into it.
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3. Choose between developing with recommended [VSCode](https://www.openbikesensor.org/software/firmware/setup.html#vscode),
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or [CLion](https://www.openbikesensor.org/software/firmware/setup.html#clion) (license required),
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